... TEtE: FBRENlCH DERBY and OAKS, 1861. TFhl PRIlX D1I JOCEET CLUB (or Derby) of 20,0l'Cf. given by the .Jociey Club, added to an entry of 1,000f eas, 600 It. end 500 only if declredS; for three year old esite and fillies. Names and O .usseS of Horses. Trained by Won. ldet. M. P. .Aurnout's ch G ilisleor, by Glaulator, out of Bathilde ?? -, ?? Spreoty . ?? 3. P, Aunont'ob ?? Fitz-Gladia. ioo. (at ...

... SPORTZxG ?? 5mGlCXL TATTERSALL'S. tMONDAX. The room this afternoon ?? most numerously attended, but the business transaoted was of the mest limited description. Chere Arnie, who was made first favourite ia the publication of the weights, at 25 to 1, was Saupported for money at three points lese. 30 to 1, to i, small eaun, wao taken about Iniustrions, 405. to 10 once against Umpire, 50 to 1 ...

... . . ?? Tattersall's, Monday. Tee rootes this afctWn0Ql1 55et moat iutemrouaty attended. but th bu2insses seatedwtreeofalimiteddessriptioa., For Chetstr~up, Cbbro Aine, who was made first favourite 0n the publication of the weights at 25 co l,woa aupporred for money tttbreespoints liea 3oto l.to asoallfsum, woe, taken about Indu~trloci ; 400 to 10 ones against Umpire; and 60 to a realb ...

... SPO#*a~~CR r.TH Td1' S D ;GUIlNEAS STAKES. 6 to I apt Ketledum e ~~10 toI 30 to 1 ao Liduutrious (oMf) a S~~~30to I -,Chire Amie (t and off) 40 to 1 - Umpire (t) g, ~~40to 1 H- omese(t) n ~~~THlE DERBY. sto agat Dundee(t) y! SO t° 1 - Ktl~edrf0tIuIme ) 20 to 1 Diophantus t it HUTNTING. A.PPOINMENTS [Masters of hounds sa particularly requested to forward their hunting appointments at latest by ...

... SPORTING 'YTELLLiE: ?? CRESTER UEIt~~Xl.G, 18611, Weights pablished January 16, at 11 a~m. The TRAII~SMEN'S Plate of 200 sovi, * added to a Handicap of 25 rove, each, 15 ft., and 6 only if declared on or before January 2911- at 3 p.m.n, to.Messre. Weatherby, or the Clerk of the Course. S-1 secood to receive 60 Eowr,, and the winner to pay 00 Revs. to ?? fasnd. The winner of the ...

... SrORWTNG? INTELLIG j 9G.NCE. , T| e fo~lorin~ CHESTER ujr ,ENtl-ty. Tlie-lw )005 have been tientret for the Trades- mon't ?? at Cit ?? Aoe, Aidorinali, Ap,;. lyon, Arabia, Baliam, Blallyenalonndi BelBeliliuidlmnlien Webster, Betts, 40vili, Birmingilam,. Black, pi'hei, ?? Diamond, DlUe Stone, Bravo, Brlldogloooni JUmtblit Bce, litter- fly, Biuths , Bye-ways, Canary, Caahilo, CJalpo, Chance Shot ...

... CURLI AN A. WATER1IMII. The Kirkintilloch Club having invited the IWstersides to play a friendly game, the clubs met ?? Loch on Tuesday the 25th ult., with four rinks sal,, I ice was first-rate. After a very keenly contestei gase three and a half hours, during which the utino3t bms and good feeling prevailed, the different rinks stood ts Waterside. Jirkintill'ct xlr,, i,. r ?? .. v) 2 , 1. ?? ...

... SPORTING. INTELLIGENCO. MANCHESTER BETrlNG-SATURDAY. We have little to remark as to the businese done here to. day, for with the exception of Kettledrum for the Two Thousand being supported at 6.k to 1, and afterw'ards ait 6 to 1, nothing came under our notice for any other event that wond varrant ua in giving a quotation. - t TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to I ag~a Kettledrdi-taken. RACING FIXTURES ...

... ANALYSIS OF THE SPRING HANIICAPS, To ?? EDIrTOR of tU4 DAILY POST. Sir,-Thaiaks to the minimum in all handicaps being now' ast., 71bah; it is easy to perceive the dicorepancios in judg- ment of Admiral Eons (who framed the City and Suburban and Metropolitan), Mr. Topham (Chester Cup), and Mr. Jobnson (Northamptonshire), and it is a remarkable fact that of the tbree-year-old feathers they only ...

... , THE PAST RACING SEASON. (No. 7.) To ide EDITOR Of ad DAILY POST. Sir,-The October and November meetings must be so fresh in the memory of yoursporting readers that my com- ments upon them need be but brief. The ball may be said to have started rolling at Malton, where the handicap was won in a canter by lrologue, who had made nine previous attempts during the season withoutt a success. The ...

... ; | I, . . .1 A ' i'A t-TtBALVSfLMAotuDAY. :Tho room this ulternoon as:1 nioot, Iltrifduslfy attended, but thle buslnes trorisueted wos zof rtho inost 'limited,d6- bcsriptont. Chore Amllo, who was made.frst tavourite in the publcacilori of toe ,eigghts,,pt,,26JqJ, Oh sspportd, for tkon ?? iios, 400tooc aii Urnpirei, and 6a to 1 rcth 0omershiflt, LAsyer, and Th'h '13irewrt. Rpyace, 'lkliclmrine ...

... - - - ?? lrWMARKET CRAV.L MEEhTING 1861. Entries for a SWEEPSTAKES of 25 saor each, for three year olds; las t 8 a by Teddin half of Ab. M. B aby eddog~~, r ISnapshot IGabardine Barbaics ont of ,aid | Kutbush | Conqueror of Masbaoe I Sporting Life SLittle Lady Entries for a SWEEPSTAKES of 25 Bovs eaob, for ?? olds, &c. last half of Ab. M. Sacerdos, Yra (tobe I Fravola, 4yrs Qairantine, 3 ra ...